GEORGIAGEORGIA ENERGYENERGY PROJECTSPROJECTS
PRESENTED BY: Mrs. Natia Turnava GEORGIAN INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CORPORATION Content •Directions of State Energy Policy •Present Situation in Energy
9 Oil Transit 9 Gas Transit and Supply 9 Power Energy •Perspective projects in Hydro & Thermal Power Generation and transmission infrastructure •Conclusion MAIN DIRECTIONS OF STATE ENERGY POLICY
•DIVERSIFICATION of ENERGY CARRIERS (HYDRO AND THERMAL ENERGY)
•DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL ENERGY SOURCES INCLUDING REHABILITATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF HYDRO AND COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS
•STRENGTHENING REGIONAL COOPERATION AND INCREASING EXPORT POTENTIAL THRUGH RELIABLE TRANSMITION INFRUSTRUCTURE
•RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT OIL PIPELINERostov NETWORK Astrakhan Tikhorest Komsomolsk
Novorossiysk Aktau
Tuapse
Makhachkala Kulevi Groznyy Poti Supsa Tbilisi Samsun Batumi
Baku
Ankara Erevan Erzurum Kirkikale
Tabzir
BTC: 50 mln. tons Rasht Ceyhan Midyat WREP (BTS): 8 mln. tons Oil Transit
BTC- Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan - 55% utilized, next year 100% forecasted WREP-Western Rout Export Pipeline (Baku-Tbilisi-Supsa) - 80% utilized
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20 WREP 15 13 BTC MLN TONS 10 666,3 6,5 5,8 6,2 5 1 000 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Gas Pipeline NetworkRostov of the Region
NORTH SOUTH: 15bcmAstrakhan (3) AZERBAIJAN GEORGIA: 3 bcm (1) Krasnodar SHAH DENIZ: 20bcm (5)
Novorossiysk
Tuapse Groznyy
Sukhumi
Batumi Tbilisi Samsun
Baku Ankara Erzurum Erevan
Tabzir
Rasht Gas Demand and Suppliers Gas BCM per year Shah Deniz Production Forecasted (Billion CM) 18.0 Consumption 16.0 14.0 12.0 2006 – 1,8 billion cm 10.0 8.0 2007- 1,9 billion cm 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0
010 012 022 024 032 2006 2008 2 2 2014 2016 2018 2020 2 2 2026 2028 2030 2 SOCAR 2006 10 % 2007
SCP 10 %
SOCAR GASPROM GASPROM 25 % 90% 65% Georgia’s Energy Balance
2006 • Hydro Energy 5,4 billion kWh Import Themral • Thermal Energy 2,2 billion kWh 5% 28% • Export 0,1 billion kWh • Import 0,5 billion kWh
• Consumption 8 billion kWh Hydro • Net Import 0,4 billion kWh 67%
• Import – Russia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia • Export – Russia, Turkey, Azerbaijan Export-Import Dynamics (1000kWh)
1600
1400
1200
1000
800 EXPORT IMPORT 600
400
200
0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
State Budget allocated to support and rehabilitate the energy sector in 2004- 2006 more than 270 mln. USDs which added 335MW additional capacity (Including 205MW hydro power) Existing Electricity Grid
500kV
110kV
330 kV
220kV MAIN EXISTING HPPS AND PERSPECTIVE PROJECTS • AdditionalLarge Installed HPPs Capacity 1300MW until 2012 • Actual Generation 3.4 bln kWh • Growth of Hydro generation by 50%
ENGURI HPP KHUDONI HPP 700MW 1,6bln KW/H VARDNILI HPP 600mln USD LAJANURI HPP NAMAKHVANI HPP 450MW SHAORI HPP 1,5bln KW/H 485mln USD GUMAT HPP DZAVRULA HPP RIONI HPP
Z.A. HPP PARAVANI HPP 80MW GARDABANI 350mln KW/H TPPs & GAS 85mln USD KHRAMI HPP TURBINE
EXISTING N CONSTRUCION MAP OF NEW SMALL & MEDIUM HPPs
Including GIEC’s Small HPP Projects: 30 New Small HPPs •Construction of 7 small HPPs (30MW) Additional Installed Capacity 300 MW •Rehabilitation of existing HPPs (42MW)
CASCADE OF NENSKRA HPPS
SAGLOLO HPP DARIALI HPP ORKHVI HPP ONI HPP MLETA HPP ONI HPP POTI HPP ZONKARI HPP
KVABLA HPP CHUKHCHUKHA HPP MTSIRI HPP NABEGLAVI HPP SHILDA HPP BAKHVI HPP BAKHVI HPP GUBAZEULI HPP CHELTI HPP TSIPNAGVARA HPP KHELVACHAURI HPP TSKNARI HPP SAMSHVILDO HPP KIRNATI HPP KHULO HPP ARKHALO HPP DMANISI HPP ABULI HPP Coal Energy Coal Energy & Power Transmission Lines
Coal Deposits Potential Reserves 405 mln. Tons (Tkibuli, Vale)
Coal Thermal plants construction period: 3-4 years Total Capacity: 1200 MW, Total Generation 8,4 bln kWh Tkibuli: 600MW, 4bln kWh Gardabani: 300MW, 2,2 bln. kWh Vale: 300MW, 2,2 bln. kWh
Relevant transmission line infrastructure to access export markets Grid System Development GEO – AZR 500kV, Length 20km GEO-ARM 400kV, Length 210km GEO-TRK 500kV, Length 330km Duration: 3 years Capacity 1000 MW 500kV
400kV 500kV FUTUREFUTURE ENERGYENERGY BALANCEBALANCE OFOF GEORGIAGEORGIA (2012)(2012)
• Hydro Energy 7bln kWh • Thermal 10 bln kWh Thermal Export • Consumption: 12 bln 29% 29% kWh • Net Export 5 bln kWh Hydro 42%